In the cinematic landscape of late 2025 and early 2026, few films feel as jagged and essential as Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest masterwork, One Battle After Another (september 2025). Reunited with the paranoid, maximalist spirit of Thomas Pynchon, Anderson has delivered a work that is simultaneously a screwball farce, a high-octane actioner, and a devastating "Freudian diagnosis" of the American soul. Captured in the immersive, wide-canvas glory of VistaVision, the film doesn't just ask for your attention; it demands your nervous system.

Dating apps have reshaped how people approach dating

Dating apps have taken the modern dating scene by storm, and completely reshaped how people find and pursue relationships. But these apps really worth trying out?

Drupal’s Twenty-five years birthday today! In the world of technology, hitting a quarter-century milestone while remaining a top-notch powerhouse of the internet is an achievement so rare it's almost unheard of. It is just a software’s 25th birthday, that in itself, is an achievement, indeed in the world of IT and the Internet, were several companies, manage to start og die within 5 years due to change of circumstances.

Creating your own Wall Gallery

Have you ever intered a café that had there own "Wall Gallery" and admired it?
Why not make you own Wall Gallry at home?
- and so my project started :-)

I often find myself admiring well-staged photos of tastefully arranged and resolutely simple living spaces; intellectually, I understand the appeal of several harmonious shades of beige. But my ideal scenario is much, much different: pure aesthetic chaos.

This weekend, TV 2 was supposed to have premiered the new Danish TV series 'King' on TV 2 Play. I was at the preview in Imperial, but many lovely people, some of whom I know personally :-)

It lands on TV 2 Play this weekend, and the trailer below gives an insight into what we can expect with high-tension action from the four episodes.

Google Gemini glasses is to hit os in 2016

I am a gadget man, my nick name is mr Gadget, so I have been interested in AI glasses for a long time, even in Googles first attempt, the Google glasses about 10 years ago, And I am a programmer, so I really like Gadgets with benefits, that can help to make our day easyer, why not. It's therfor I am very Interested in IoT (Internet of Things), fx my lights at home is IoT, its a Philips Hue lamps, where it is interesting what you can do with them.

“A house of Dynamite” is the long-awaited new film directed by Kathryn Bigelow, whose last picture was almost a decade ago. That was “Detroit,” which was a fact-based drama; her three prior films, including the highly praised and awarded “The Hurt Locker” and “Zero Dark Thirty,” were historical dramas as well. “Dynamite,” scripted by Noel Oppenheim, is a fiction. It’s also a warning. The tagline for the movie on the posters out here is “Not if but When.”

Our bodies’ connection to sound and movement is more significant than we realize.

Picture this: you’re waiting in line at the grocery store, you’re on the bus ride home, or you’re sitting outside an office for a job interview. A song begins playing, either over the speakers or just in your head as you wait. Unconsciously, your foot begins to tap out the beat of the song. But why?

After Google announced connecting the Chrome browser with Gemini AI, Surfshark instantly investigated th

Tissot PRX and the Time-Traveling Robot

So, I was at Ditur, the famous Nordic watch shop, just minding my own business getting a new battery, when I saw a glimmer of my childhood. A UFO.